Thanks on split stay LOS questions answered

[jaysue]

Hi, we all have AP's but MIL does not - she will be at WDW with us for 4 days in Jan/04 and then 1 day in Feb/04 - will be at least visiting one park on each of the 6 days involved

Does the LOS w 10% discount allow for split stay or is it only for sequential stays?

BTW, our AP's are not premium so I am wondering if it is better just to buy MIL a 6 day PH (if such a thing exists?). We do not expect to get to WDW again until March 05 so an AP would not make sense for her

thanks
jaysue

 

[RobDoc]

The UPH with DVC discount would be available for continuous stay only. If your stay will be from January 27, 2004 checking out on February 2, 2004- you could probably get the discounted UPH for her and drop the first and last days from the pass- getting her the five continuous days she will enter the parks. If she won't be entering parks on consecutive days, the 6 day-hopper will suit her needs nicely.

Here is information about <a href="http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/tickets.htm">WDW Ticket pricing.</a>

Enjoy!

 

[DebbieB]

LOS has to be consecutive days. They will usually allow you to drop the first and last day of your stay, but the rest have to be consecutive.

There is a 6 day park hopper plus. If she will not be using the plusses, you can save them to use on another trip. Or you could buy a 5 day park hopper (no plus) and add a one day ticket for a day you will be spending in only one park. I did that with my niece a few years ago, it saved about $10 over a 6 day plus pass.

 

[jaysue]

Thanks for the info

Informative as always

 

[Dean]

All consecutive day stays at a single resort are treated as a single stay even if in different units or unit sizes. Stays at different resorts are all treated as separate stays even if the days are consective. However they many times don't know that it's one stay if you check out then back in again.